Hookbox is a new Python-based comet server with support for Websockets. It’s main features include: Support for named channels on which data is published/subscribed. Server-side Websocket and WSGI support via the eventlet concurrent networking library. Client-side Websocket support via js.io. Fall-back to a custom comet protocol when websocket support is not available in the browser. [...]
Tag Archive : quixote
A Simple Quixote Server
Here is a generic script that can be used to serve any Quixote project as an HTTP or SCGI process. I’ve found it quite useful when developing multiple Quixote2-based sites because I don’t have to worry about a custom launcher. This script will continue to live on at the official quixote wiki page. #!/usr/bin/python from [...]
Testing Web Applications with Python
In this post I am going to discuss the various Python tools that are available to perform automated testing of web applications. The application could be written in any framework (eg: RoR, Django, or Quixote) but I am going to use Quixote as the reference because of its simplicity. The testing techniques I am going [...]
